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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

Tie November meeting of the city council WIS
held Monday evening. Mayor Burgess presiding.
Permission was given stephen Thur-lon to erect
and maintain stationary engine.
Percy G. Pierce petioned the .!iiHi.,ira officers,
to grant him yearly license for c..tertnnen;s at
the Belfast Opera IIoi;se n>t.; of licensing each
performance separately. lie was given leave to
withdraw.
The Police Judge matte the following report for
October: Drunkenness, 81 Intoxicating lqlors, /.
Mr.. y. Mansfield pcti,icued ,iie city 10 realovc
the hydrant near his store near the foot of Main
street. Referred To committee on highways and
bridges with Instructions to grant the same il in
their Judgment ii wo;, be 70: the best interest of
tie city.
Com. on highway and bridges accommodated that
sewer lie built EN- Common stree! in front of H.
o. Dodges factory to tide water.
Roll of accounts amounting To ,j39.:sl rc:;G and
passed.
II. j. Locke aid others pct,iune,i iol Il side
walk the westerly side of High street from
Lancaser's stable to the library building. The
petition granted and the street commissioner
ordered to build the same
j. {. Gates, collector of taxes, reported that he
had collected 439.2il.Gl on the tax of 1856, AMI
S34 - on the taxes for 1887.
The ordinance to iN the salaries of the night
policemen at $3.50 per year. without fees, the latter
going to the city which passed the board Of Alder
men i'll August and was tailed in the common
council, cane up. The Aldermen insisted Il
committee OF conference and appointed Alderman
Brown. The council appointed Councilmen Alex
andcr and +. ". Brown, and the matter is NOW
before them.
1t was ordered TO pay the estates Of j. y. McClin-
took and w. NJ. Priest so and SD respectively for
buildings destroyed in the Phanix Row lire, the
sums to be placed upon the December roll Of az
counts. Alderman Carter and the city trea surer
were appointed to represent the city at a meeting
of the Governor and Council at Augusta, Nov 10,
i'll relation to, a hearing To apporlion and refund
the railroad excise tlN and such other matters as
shall then be presented concerning the interests of
the city of Belfast.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

The lodges Throughout. the state are entering ON
the winter quarter in good working condition with
no signs of diminution Of interest, reports Grand
See l;rackctt, who is busy receiving and booking
the reports from the $50 lodges for th, aualtcr
ending oct. 81.
The new District Lodge degree and private work
has been adopted by twelve Of the II district, in
the state and others will follow. The last Ia IT..
celve the work were Waldo at Troy last fHy- In.
and Knox at West Appleton, Nov. 2Gd.
the Il. l.. organizers and lecturers are At work.
Grand C. Templar Dow has just returned from
tour in Knox county, and will take the field a-ain
next week to work until the holidays. Grand
Counsellor Hamilton is making thorough can
Nass OF Franklin county, to occupy most of the
month, state Deputy Howe is III Aroostook for
several weeks, and Il number of District, Safe
and special deputies are doing local wor, in dil,I-
ent parts of the state. ali of which makes busy
times at secretary Brackets Office where score,
OF letters are received and answered daily, and
tribute is paid to Uncle sam to the tuuc uf oyer
$500 annually for postage stamps,
Six new lodge, were instituted during Ortntrf.
and as many more Will be organized thi, mouta
The last ones were at Charleston DautoltH, LitcIt
field, Richmond. South Hope, Pre>,iuc lie, II.<
field and Mt. Desert Ferry.
All the lodges in the state will Immediately .a
into mourning for three months in honor al their
dead leader John Il. Finch, who WAS the hoad If
the orer in the wurll. The charter VIII be ,lrt,cd
and members are requested to Wear m"uruIue
badges. All lodges are also t" hod un,li,l ~,t
vices sunday, Dee. 4. The new H. VT. Tca!tsr
is Vim. W TurnbulI, Of scotland.
The members of the Grand Councl. W I'LL ~uan hr
ready To instruct the lclutir~ and the rr iu the
new ritualisic work and :; session of t. council
will soon hc he!i to arrange forit
The November numbero f the Maine Tenn, rance
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10
Transfers In Real Estate.

The following are the transfers in neal estate, in
~ l.. AbIen Camden, To Ellis {. freeman, Lin
colnlillr Belfast lIo;c Company. to Alden D.
Chase Belfast. Isabella Vi. tor,iLcr, Cal, to WEI
lard l.. staples stockton. Israel Cos Belfast, t..
James l.. Chase, Waldo. George Il. Eiwcll, NoliI.
port, t. tic Belfast Water Co. Estate .I.:iq,. n.
Halves, >c;rsnont to l.. l.. Bean, ~ar;, town.
Annie O. Haskell, >ta1smout, To iIiv,i i Wa!.,
same town. James W. Holt, san Fr"nrI-,r. to
Isaac \. .onaHt, Belfast David l.. knvu les,
Troy, to Fred E. Knowles Cal. Mu-a Il. TITLE
field, Wintcrport to Eddie Weston, sane :ua H.
L. Griiln, Searsport, NJ J.. Magoon, ~par>to;r o.
Mary f. Magoon, same town. Charles L. Nurci.
Unity to William Il. Morse IIamw.cu. \ T..
Nickcrson, SwanViilc, to- + H. Nirhri-,.. -uuc
town. Bctscy j. lilhIsum, MnNiu,. Go '+.-n, -
W. Pinkham SAINT town. {. X r.udlrt,l, J. la..
bore, to Lucy A. taueVoth, same town. Am.
broec l'hihruok il. Liuculuyiiir, q, LU4tIo Goods
SON, lsc>holo. Charles + Parks Waltualu, Mas.
to the Belfast Water Co, NtLic T.. Poor. &c, i.c
r, Poor, x al. by guardian, and Clrmcut5ac y
Poor, Belfast, to thlrlc- +. ralks, Wuthatn, Ma--
Simeon Ryder, Belfast, to Uco W RyG,i, / $3.50.
Alphcus ;. Rand, Thmnike. to Leslie Hunt Unity.
y. L. Niggin, PrcSluc Isle, Ia Juliet Wiggfl.
Belfast, Dolly Wood, Burnhain, to Sofa g. Muv6.
same town Etlmuul Weston Waterfront. tu
Maria r. Llttleielt, same town. Mary = Whitta
kel, otar~mont, 10 Win. ;. tuN, sane town. |THD
Register of Deeds requests people Ni.u remit tr
him not To send five aud ten cent ~.lu,- a- Gr n;,-
use for them
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10
California Tours.

Mcssrs. Raymond * Whitcomb will send out their
second and third parties of transcontincntal
tourists early next month"; The dates of departure
are Monday, December ), and Thursday, December
5. On the first named date party will leave for
Monterey, where the new and magnificent Hotel
del Monte has just been opened; This is one of
the largest and most costly hotels in the country,
and greatly superior to the old establishment
which won so much praise. The December party
will go over the santa Fe route direct to The Raw
mond, at East Pasadena, and to Los Angeles
Both trains will be of the newly devised vestibuled
pattern, and dining cars will be attached through
out the journey. Although the trains go through
to the points named, passengers can Join either
party and reach any part of California desired by
tie use of the socalled ndepenlenttckets,''w which
permit the holders the greatest possible freedom.
AT the same time, persons can secure rooms at
either the Hotel del Monte The Raymond for
two months, selecting the same before leaving
Boston. Many new advantages are offered in con
nection with these trips this season, and not the
least are the choice of three routes westward and
five routes returning, and the superb accommod
ations provided in the vestibuled trains and the
dining cars. Full descriptive circulars may be
obtained of W. Raymond, 2!6 Washington street,
opposite School sire ct, Boston.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10
Ship NEWS
PORT OF BELFAST.

AHRN ED.
NOV 4, schs st Johns, Warren, Boston Ilctta,
links, Bangor; Helen Mar. rattcr~hall, d", ia
Holmes, Ryan, Boston,
Nov : sch. \ Richardson, ruttcr>hnIl, Sew
York; Henry Whitney, -, Ito.
Nov 6, sch A |. Mckccn. Mahou,y. Bangor.
Nov u sch + l. Warren, C9lsuu. Eosi,n.
Nov : sch John Smith, FuS> Bangor.
SAILED.
Nov 3 sch Izetta, links, New York
>ov g. sch Helen Mar, Pattcr~hall, Newark, y !
Nov $ sch Fannie Il Edith, Ryder, New York
Nov o, Schs Henry Whitney -, Bangor. An
ME l. McIecn, Mahoney, New York John Nmitb.
Foss, Charleston.
AMERICAN roRrS.
Boston, Nov /. Cleared bark Clara L Mcttl.
very, Griffin, Wilmington, \ e. ith. arrived hr4
Harry stewart Blake, Rondout, sch7 penohsrut.
Carter, lioboken: 9Th, arrived sch ralatka, thal
les, ltoboken; 9Th, arrived brig Sparkling Water.
Hlchhorn, Aux Cages, chad heavy weather. Schs
Daylight, Harding, BALTIMORE Benz Fahcns, Con
don, DO; Dora NJ French, French. New York
New York, Nov , Arrived sch Dora NJ French,
French, Amhoy for Bangor; An, cleared >chs VI Il
Millen, Dyer, Kingston, Jamaica, Rdgewood,
Weaver, Jacksonville; 9TH, arrived brig Americas,
Patterson, Mayaguez; 9TH, arrived sch Lucia Ior
ter, Grindlc Boston. It'll ship Wandering jew,
Nichols, Calcutta; sch Warren Adams, Cocord,
Daricn.
Bangor, Nov 4. Arrived sch Annie Il Lewis,
Lewis, Elizabethport
Philadelphia, Nov >. Cleared sch Herald, Gray,
Boston 7th, cleared sch Prescott I!azetine Knee
land, Boston.
saco, Nov :. Arrived brig Katahdin, Haycs,
Phila.
New London, Oct !. Arrived sch Meyer Il Mul-
Ter, Perkins, Darien.
Baltimore, Now. Cleared sch Nettc Langdon,
Bagey, Jacksonville; 4th, arrived schs Edward
johnson, Warren, Boston, to load for Brazil,
Mary |. Peters, Williams, Boston; Helen q Mosc-
ley, Holt, Ito.
Charleston, Nov ,. Arrived sch Welaka, Cot
trell, Belfast 4th, arrived sch VIM Frederick,
Burgess, Belfast; 5th, arrived sch Saie ron,
West, Rockport.
Jack sonville, Oct 81. Cleared sch Flora Condor,
French, New York.
Dutch Island Harbor, Oct 3d. Sailed sch Sae
ron, West, Rockport for Charleston.
Astoria, Oregon, Oct 21 Arrived ship Nancy
Pendeton, from New York
Port Eads, Nov 4. The reported arrival Oct y
of bark John Watts is error.
New Orleans, Nov ). Cleared bark George
Treat, Steele, Almeria.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

IN BRIEF. President Cleveland lay
appointed Judge Nathan CleaNcS N,ryeyor If
Customs At the port of iortand......I aptaiu
Samuel :. Warner. lately commander Of the
revenue cutter Woodbury.. died At Toledo, o.,
November Sd. of co.'s mption....... Four inches
of snow is reported in upper penohscot .....six
loaded bombs were found in the eel Of Anar-
chi>t Lin@g, sunday. EXan.;naion Of the
bombs lead, to the couc!u oh HAT thev were
intended to he used IL the means of cheating
the gal!ow>. and not for the injury of others.
Three OF the condemned Anarchists Spies
schwab and FielAen. have written to Cover
nor Oglc>by for executive clemcMcy Oh the
ground that they did not advocate '.:.s"rnssyc
force. ......it * proposed t" rcoreali;ze the
steamboat line between Portland and towns oli
the kcnnebec. and to put on Il fast boat connect
luz with tie Boston and Portland steamers
......John Ryle, known rs the father of the
American silk in'luS-ry, IT Paterson. y. j.. is
dcs,l......Icnny Lind's funeral occurred in Lon
don on saturday. Her body was buried 1t
Malvern, W. +. Whitman agricultural WORKS
at Winthrop. Me-. We're completely destroy ed
by fire NOV. >. Loss $4,000: Insured for 81 600.
The mills of the Winthrop Woolcn Co.. and the
business part Of the town were saved With diff
iiculty. Fifty buildings Were burned aid MANY
families deprived Of employment and rendered
homeless. Ii is said that the fire was the work
of an incy ntiiary. 1t is feared MIR. Whitman
will not rebuild. Nj. Ira,;u> {. Greg. an
old and highly esteemed and universally i9ov &c,
citizen of johannesburg. y. j.. died OF The ).
ut. of paralysis. lie WAS s-nior OF the rln
of Gregg a Go. thauncv 7. GREG t>on) AMI
:. G. Coutle are h> laitcrs. Hon. Fred At
wood has represented this house in New En.-
land and the Province for seventeen wears.
The death Of the >eEor will not al all affect the
business of the hou>r.......Tn story and a half
house OF Dexter +. Iiur>ton Of EockIamd. Oh
the Camden road. was burned 10 tii4 ground
sunday night. In>uranc. 500 on the house
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

CAsTINE. Mr.. Abncr Gray, who has lived so
many years on the high bluff in I;rocksville or
posite this village, died last week, aged 50 years,
and was buried on Wednesday The services were
conducted by the Rev. j. +. Locke .....Jerry Per
kins, who has been mate of a Bucksr vessel,
commanded by his brother Lafayette, arrived
home on Saturday. The vessel foundercd of Cape
Cod, AMI the crew were saved by the men of the
life saving station. They had barrow escape,
and lost all but the clothes they had on. 4. ".
Gilman, matchmaker, has changed his quarters
from Wallaces store, to the Gardner store opposite
the post office .....Sch Nile, kiln wood coaster,
owned by VIM. Sawyer, went ashore at Smalis
cove, Deer Isle, during the last heavy blow, ard
will probably not come of this season. Charles
Sawyer and Edward Coombs who were the crew,
arrived home by stmr Richmond Monday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10
The W. q. T. U.

In compliance with Miss Willar,l's call for {;
"World's day of prayer for the temperance
cause" the members of Belfast W. {. L. T. will
meet at their headquarters in the Unitarian church
parlors on Saturday at half past two o'clock p. NJ
standard, Nov 18th, and we cordially invite all
who are interested in the work of reform to join
us. On Sunday, the 18th, the pastors of the var
ious churches are requested to preach on the sub
ject, and solicit contribution to our charity de-
partment. A. A. H., Secretary.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

TnoR>plkH. Prof, ]. rerley'> writing school
in the Files district closed last Friday aftcra very
successful term Mrs. Martha Cook of Mary
land is visiting at her sisters, Mrs Robert Han
son's......C. +. Higgins has gone to August, to
complete his course at the Dirgo Busincs, Col
lcge.
SOUTH MoNTvILLE. Edward Leishr, of Revere,
Mass, with his wife and daughter l. spending Il
few weeks with Mr- Teighr's parents Mr.. and
Mrs. }. q. Adams. Nathan Bennett and wife
have returned holue from the insane rs um at Au-
su-ta ...llerbcrt pea>c has gone to Belmont to
work for otis Wcllman, roopering There was
pound party at Rev. Edwin Blake, last Wedne~-
day evening. 1t is reported the minister received
good pounding hut we learn the affair ended
very pleasantly to all present -. Mrs. Mary Hank
ness, Of Rockport, is visiting at her unce', Mr. 7.
j. Peavcy'-.
PROSPECT. Apple barrels - cents each and
1t costs something I" hanl them where wanted, but
the price of apples in Boston gives the farmer
small margin for shipping. We loaded little
pinky with apples in bulk last week AMI she sailed
away Sunday last for Mt. Desert and the islands.
We wanted the Capt. to take It barrel of new cider
to sell for domestic purpose among the ISLANDS,
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are being made by l-F Pease of Providence, and
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10
The NoYamher Elections.

We give elsewhere tile returns received from
the elections in various States Tuesday. They
arc necessarily meagre, but the showing is en-
the whole highly favorable to the Republican
party. The only drawback is in New York,
where by Illegal registration in New York city.
and the usual frauds by which voters are inal-
ipulated, the local Democratic ticket has pre-
vailed and the State probably been carried. II
is victory for the bosses and booalers, and the
only compensation is that il must have Il reac-
iionary effect when the methods by which Il
majority was obtained are fully ventilated. An
Augusta despatch says: ''Charman Marley,
of the Republican State Committee. claims that
the result of the elections are on the whole
gratifying to the Republicans. proving that
New York is the battle ground for 1855. and
that The returns show that the Republican
party has in it power by Il thorough orgaizi-
ton to carry the country next year
THE RETURNS.
ONO. Gov. Foraker telegraphs to Hon. G.
A. Boutelie: Three hundred ard sixty pre-
cncts show Il net Republican gain OF i've thou
sand and seNenty-tWo. which Indicates my cleo
ton by more than thirty thousand plurality.
with Republican majority iii both houses of
the General Assembly.
NEW YORK. The Democrats at heaiquar
tiers claim the State 10y 10000. The Ecpubli-
cans at headquarters claim the State doubtful
but conccde tie local ticket in New York city.
Ii the Democrats have carried the State it is by
frauds in that city.
PENNSYLVANIA. Indications point TO ii Re-
publican majority in the State OF $4,000.
MAssACHu SETS. All save 20 cities aid
towns give Ame> Il plurality of 1..552. The
Council stands Republicans {; Democrats /.
The Democrats lost six Senators in the eastern
part of the State alone. The complete vote of
Boston is as follows: -Ames. Republican. 2l.
$40; Lowering. Democrat, 26.tiSS; Earle. Pro-
hibition. LIS; Marks, Labor, 2s5-, Republic
can gain of 2.sgti.
NEBRASKA. Maxwell Republican. is elect
ed Justice OF the supreme Court by from 2O,
900 to 10000 majority. The Republican candi
dates for Regents of tie Safe University are
also elected by about the sai.le majority.
RHODE ISLAND. The postponed election Of
Representative to Congress Tor the second dis
1rict resulted in a sweeping Republican vie
tory. Warren o. Arnold, Republican. received
a majority cf 542 votes over Charles ). Bradley.
Democrat, and Il plurality OF So. Only Il llii
rahty Is Necessary to ele,'t.
ILLINOIS. In Chicago the Republican ticket
as il whole WAS successful No outside returns.
MISSISSIPPI. Democratic As usual.
MARYLAND. Democrats by from 10000 lu
-, 900. The Legislature is largely Democratic
in both branches. The Prohibition vote is
small. The Constitutional convention i de-
featcd by 1000.
MICHIGAN. Democrats carry Detroit. 10
outside returns.
OREGON. The prohibition Amendment j.
carried by 1000 to 5000 majority. The other
two amendments. namely TO change the time
Of election and allow the Legislature IL tiN the
salaries of State officers are supposed to he
beaten
Iowa Vote light and returns nlra-cr.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

SJi.e Of the state papers have published a
silly story. originating here, to the effect that
Mr.. Crockett came 10 his death by eating
apples from Eeighbor'> which had been
sprinkled with paris green, and that Mrs
Crockett is innocent of the crime for which
She has been sentenced 10 State prison for life.
The Eoekland Free Press save, itself by say
Ing: The new story is probably a fiction"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

The President has appointed Secretary La
mar to The supreme bench of the United States
10 succeed Judge Woods, and the Boston Re-
cord does not state the too strongly when it
>ays:"L Q. {. Lamar is not fit man to be on
the supreme bench of the United States, and
his selection by the Presidents not credit to
the counrv.'
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

The supplement this week includes gossippy let
tiers from New York and Washington, a timely let
ter from Florida on yellow fever, an interesting
letter from our RhoJe Island correspondent,
sketch with portrait Of Gen. Albert Pike, the old
est Mason in the United States, the continuation of
Mary James travels, Maine news and Generalities
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

Our attention has been called by a gentleman
of this city to ali article ON Castine recently
published in the Lewiston Journal, and which
is said to contain as many lies as lines. The
Lewiston paper seems determined to Wrest
from the Portland Argus its old time Rick
name.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

Pay ing-Teller Jackson of the Sub-Treasurv,
\. u, who has run away to Canada with $4,000
stolen money, is a Jack>onian Democrat, and
no doubt a believer in Cleveland's civil service
reform. The Democratic press think him
model of virtue because he might haze stolen
a million and only took $4,000.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

Professor Charles Sargent will be the editor
OF an illustrated weekly paper devoted to hor-
ticulture. landscape gardening, forestry and re-
lated subjects. There is wide field for such
publication, and, as it will be in the hands of
most competent managers, its success is assur-
ed. 1t is to be published in New York.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

\ Washington despatch tells Us that the Re
publican Collectors at various Maine ports
have been succeeded by Democrats. but that
"CEarIcs \. shepherd The old collector at
fastine still fingers at h> post For Shep-
perd read >pofiord, who ''lineers" because he
is 4 Democrat and was appointed by the Ceve-
land Administration 10 succeed Il faithful off
cil and sterling Republican. ". IL. Sargent,
Esd
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

The latest discovery Out west is !; subterra-
mean reservoir of oil in which live sardir,es are
swimming. Further search is expected to re-
veal a lemon mine, a ''pocket'' of cayenne, and
a deposit of water crackers. This is great
country,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

Lieutenant licnn'> >loop yacht Galatca, which
sailed! from New York October II, arrive! at
Queenstown oct. 18th and tie Scotch yacht
Thistle which left New York oct. II arrive d
n t.Hecnock Noy.1. The Thistle folks Dragged
thai although the Galatta had good start they
would beat her over, but tht.5 appear to have
"ver-c>tiln;''ed their beat Il second time The
best day run Of The Thistle WIS rs miles and
the worst - milk.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

Four Thousand dead men voted for the Dem
Ocratic ring candidates at the recent city cleo.
ton in Baltimore. Boss Gorman's ballot box
suffers did the business.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

As a speech maker Col. Fred Grant is the
son of his father, but the nation did not honor
Gen. Grant for his speeches. His deeds were
louder than words
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

Plymouth Church having lost its mugwump
pastor by death has engaged an Englshman as
his successor. This is eminently fitting,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

We hope the Boston Herald does not intend
10 enter into competition with the Globe in the
field of dime novel reporting. The silly stuff
with which the Globe pads its columns is not
news, and is simply nauseatne.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-11-10

Bath has organized Law and Order League
which will begin hard work at once, and it is
expected to furnish the Grand jury in Deem
Der with material for many liquor prosecutions.